10-13-2015, 04:34 AM
She gives Beast an odd look, something between a smile and a squint. She can't really imagine him among humans. He'd be cast out. But then, he did say that was before his fur. Enlarged hands and feet could be passed of as a more mundane deformity, something to pity, but not necessarily fear.
She also completely misses the potential football joke that any Pacific Northwest surface dweller would make. She's just not familiar enough with the sport to understand "Beast Mode."
Looking out the window for a second, she shrugs at his question. "We often have several names, and most of them tell a story, of sorts. What I use as my everyday name only seems odd because we don't limit names by language or gender. Gedeon is considered a masculine name, of Hebrew origin, and means 'feller' or 'hewer.' An person of the axe. What I use as my last name means 'old hall,' because my line was among those who split off from a larger conclave. They are, in essence, the old hall, and we were of it, until we left and started our own hall."
She also completely misses the potential football joke that any Pacific Northwest surface dweller would make. She's just not familiar enough with the sport to understand "Beast Mode."
Looking out the window for a second, she shrugs at his question. "We often have several names, and most of them tell a story, of sorts. What I use as my everyday name only seems odd because we don't limit names by language or gender. Gedeon is considered a masculine name, of Hebrew origin, and means 'feller' or 'hewer.' An person of the axe. What I use as my last name means 'old hall,' because my line was among those who split off from a larger conclave. They are, in essence, the old hall, and we were of it, until we left and started our own hall."
